A mixed-media group exhibition by the South London Women Artists in which Yoke Matze takes part. More info at www.southlondonwomenartists.co.uk “Sense of place is the sixth sense, an internal compass and map made by memory… Yoke Matze in My Place
Our lives are the sum of millions of moments colliding to make up the past, present and the future. But what traces do these moments leave behind and how do they impact the people we… Nicola Jayne Maskrey in Traces 17
Shutter Hub brings together international photographers in a selected exhibition, promoting the future of photography through diverse and creative imagery. Showcasing a wonderful selection of work, the Shutter Hub OPEN is part of the Retina… Benjamin Szabo in Shutter Hub Open 2017 (Edinburgh)
Between December 2015 and May 2016, photographer Sarah Hickson made a number of visits to the temporary refugee camps of Northern France to photograph The Calais Sessions – a live music project among musicians living… Sarah Hickson: Sounds Unseen (New York)
An exploration of the historic and rapidly changing Deptford Creek area. Kathryn’s photographic vision uses colour in both a representational and abstract way. Activity sheets for children are available along with historical information about the… Kathryn Alkins: Up the Creek
Minako Iwatake photo Members of Ealing satellite group have got together to display their collection of images gleaned from walking around London’s waterways – the local canals and further afield, the Thames estuary. Runs 25… Ealing Satellite Group: London’s Waterways
The Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition is the largest open submission exhibition in the world with over 1,200 works on display. Now in its 249th year, the Summer Exhibition continues in the tradition of… Mandy Williams in Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition
This exhibition – part of Free Range – celebrates projects made by photography graduates at the beginning of their lives as creative practitioners. Each project represents a new discovery, a personal journey; the end of… Daniel Loveday in CCCU Degree Show
This exhibition – part of Free Range – celebrates projects made by photography graduates at the beginning of their lives as creative practitioners. Each project represents a new discovery, a personal journey; the end of… Daniel Loveday in CCCU Degree Show
At the end of 2016 Mo spent six weeks working with children in an orphanage in South India. This exhibition is their story, told by them through their own images. See childrenoftheillam.blogspot.co.uk for more details.… Mo Greig: Children of the Illam